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Showcasing the companies that have emerged from UCC Innovation over the years, illustrating a diverse range of technologies across a wide variety of areas.

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Tyndall's Dr Sanathana Konugolu Venkata Sekar Elected Optica Fellow

Tyndall National Institute is proud to announce that Dr Sanathana Konugolu Venkata Sekar has been elected a Fellow Member of Optica, one of the highest honours in the global optics and photonics community.

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UCC researcher wins Audience Choice Award at this year’s National IUA Three Minute Thesis competition

The Irish Universities Association (IUA) today held its annual Three Minute Thesis National Final. Competing for the national prize were seven PhD researchers, each the winner of their individual university competitions held throughout the year.

UCC researcher wins Audience Choice Award at this year’s National IUA Three Minute Thesis competition

The Irish Universities Association (IUA) today held its annual Three Minute Thesis National Final. Competing for the national prize were seven PhD researchers, each the winner of their individual university competitions held throughout the year.

(L-R): Dr Sally Cudmore, Director of UCC Innovation; Eamon Curtin, Director of IGNITE Programme; Dr Gillian Barrett, Cork University Business School (CUBS); Professor John Cryan, Vice President for Research & Innovation at UCC. Photo: John Allen.

IGNITE start-ups shine a light on sustainability, women's health and technology

Technology to improve rowing athletes performances, zero waste clothing design, and a safer and more comfortable Intrauterine Device (IUD) were among the start-ups highlighted at this year’s University College Cork’s IGNITE Autumn Showcase.

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